Yesterday, IO Interactive released the Path Tracing Patch for 007 First Light. We’ve already covered it and shared some benchmarks, which you can find here. However, I’ve also decided to compare its Path Tracing effects with DLSS 5. Can DLSS 5 fill the gap between Path Tracing and Rasterization? And is it heavier than it? Let’s find out. Continue reading 007 First Light – Path Tracing vs DLSS 5 Comparisons
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007 First Light Path Tracing Benchmarks & Comparisons
Earlier today, IO Interactive released the Path Tracing Patch for 007 First Light. As such, I’ve decided to benchmark it and compare its visuals against its rasterized version. Can Path Tracing improve the graphics of one of the best rasterized games of 2026? Let’s find out. Continue reading 007 First Light Path Tracing Benchmarks & Comparisons
Take a Look at The Blood of Dawnwalker With DLSS 5
One of my biggest issues with The Blood of Dawnwalker was its underwhelming visuals. Even though the game uses Unreal Engine 5, it cannot come close to the graphics we’ve seen in other UE5 titles. So, can DLSS 5 improve things? Let’s find out. Continue reading Take a Look at The Blood of Dawnwalker With DLSS 5
Get Your Rig Ready for the Fall Gaming Season, Windows 11 Pro at $15.24 + Office 2024 at $22.99
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Written by Keysfan
Autumn is when the big releases land. Every September, the year’s most anticipated titles start dropping, and there’s no worse feeling than firing one up on a system that can’t keep pace. Keysfan’s September sale is the moment to fix that: Windows 11 Pro for just $15.24 (MSRP $199), with MS Office 2024 Professional to round things out at $22.99. Lifetime licenses, no subscriptions, and the foundation your rig has been waiting for. Continue reading Get Your Rig Ready for the Fall Gaming Season, Windows 11 Pro at $15.24 + Office 2024 at $22.99
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Looks Like a Next-Gen Game With DLSS 5
Last week, NVIDIA officially launched DLSS 5. As of now, only one game officially supports it: NBA 2K27. So, while official DLSS 5 support is still limited, modders have found ways to add DLSS 5 to almost any game. And this brings us to a new series of articles. Continue reading Onimusha: Way of the Sword Looks Like a Next-Gen Game With DLSS 5
NBA 2K27 NVIDIA DLSS 5 Benchmarks & Impressions
NVIDIA has just lifted the embargo for DLSS 5. The first game that supports this new version of DLSS is NBA 2K27. Therefore, we can finally share our benchmarks, some comparison screenshots, and our initial impressions. Continue reading NBA 2K27 NVIDIA DLSS 5 Benchmarks & Impressions
Here’s How You Can Install and Enable DLSS 5 in Every DX9, DX10, DX11, DX12, and Vulkan Game
NVIDIA DLSS 5 may very well be one of the biggest visual improvements we’ll get in PC games. We’ve already shared numerous examples in which DLSS 5 can literally transform a game. But how can you install it? And is it possible to use it in really old games that use DX9? Yes, it is, and here’s how you can install and enable it in every game you want. Continue reading Here’s How You Can Install and Enable DLSS 5 in Every DX9, DX10, DX11, DX12, and Vulkan Game
We’ve Tested NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction – Here Are Our Thoughts
NVIDIA has lifted the embargo on DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction. And since the green team has provided us with early access to it, we can finally share our thoughts about it. Is DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction good? Let’s find out. Continue reading We’ve Tested NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction – Here Are Our Thoughts
Upgrade Your PC with Windows 11 Pro and Office 2024 from $15
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Written by Keysoff
Your GPU can only do so much if the software around it is holding it back. If you’re still gaming on an older OS, Keysoff has an easy fix: Windows 11 Pro for just $15.58, with MS Office 2024 Professional for $22.99 to round out the setup. Genuine lifetime licenses, no subscriptions. Continue reading Upgrade Your PC with Windows 11 Pro and Office 2024 from $15
Beast of Reincarnation Runs With 90-110FPS at Native 4K/Max Settings on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
Fictions has just released Beast of Reincarnation, the new action RPG from the developers of the latest Pokemon games, GAME FREAKS. The game uses Unreal Engine 5.4.4.0 and supports Ray Tracing. Since the game has been leaked, I’ve decided to test the leaked version on my main PC gaming system and report my first PC tech impressions. So, let’s dive in. Continue reading Beast of Reincarnation Runs With 90-110FPS at Native 4K/Max Settings on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090